Oshawa summer camps and kids’ programs are listed below, including camps serving neighbourhoods like McLaughlin, Northglen, Pinecrest, and other top areas of the city. Read more
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Canlan Sports
From camps for kids to instructional programs raise your game by working on your skills and learn the fun way, through play-based teaching. Canlan Sports is where we play. Throughout Ontario (6)
Sport: Hockey
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YMCA of Greater Toronto Summer Day Camps
YMCA of Greater Toronto operates 55 Day Camps across the GTA. With over 60 programs, we are sure to have a program that meets the interests of your child! Busing & extended hours are available at many of our locations! Throughout Ontario (54)
Traditional (multi activity)
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STEM Camp
STEM Camp is a weekly summer day camp at more than 50 locations across Canada where youth aged 5-13 engage in fun and amazing activities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. 519-475-6600. stemcamp.ca Throughout Ontario (54)
Education: STEM
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Ontario Tech University Camps
Explore unique science and technology camp programs at Ontario Tech, including LEGO, Coding, Minecraft, Math, Engineering, and more! In-person and virtual camps available. Oshawa
Education (multi)
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The Hoop Factory
Camp/program teaching the fundamentals in basketball, balance, footwork to players at all levels. A fun, high energy camp for boys/girls of all ages. Christmas Holiday-March Break-Summer Break #BuildingBetterBallers Markham; Oshawa; Pickering
Sport: Basketball
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Oshawa summer and day camps include STEM camps, YMCA day camps, and sports camps, notably basketball summer camps and programs. While day camps and after-school programs might be the most prominent choices for parents, some excellent overnight camps bus from out of the city. To think deeper about this important option, explore how overnight camps help kids mature.
Parents who commute into the city of Toronto might want to consider camps in cities along the way. Camps.ca also features pages on:
1. Know what both you and your child really want. You might start with considerations like proximity, cost, and fit with your schedule. Your child wants to do things they think are fun or interesting. That’s important, of course, but you should also consider what will help them grow.
2. Attend The Toronto Summer Camp Expo. You can meet with camp leaders and campers and ask them all the questions you have. (Start with those below.)
3. Ask camps the right questions. Here’s a starter list, whether you are talking to them at the expo or reaching out through the contact forms on profiles linked above:
Our sister site, OurKids.net, gives you a list of questions to ask camps.
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